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Creating Images With AI

The document provides tips for effectively prompting AI image generators to achieve better results. Key advice includes being specific in prompts, experimenting with tool variables, describing details precisely, and trying multiple variations before making significant changes. These strategies aim to enhance the quality and relevance of generated images.

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Creating Images With AI

The document provides tips for effectively prompting AI image generators to achieve better results. Key advice includes being specific in prompts, experimenting with tool variables, describing details precisely, and trying multiple variations before making significant changes. These strategies aim to enhance the quality and relevance of generated images.

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Creating Images with AI

Prompting Tips
Prompting these image generators is often a trial-and-error approach that takes a lot of time to
refine. Our creative production team gave us these great tips when creating images:
1. Be specific with your prompts to avoid generic results. Use commas or full stops to separate
different aspects.

Example: Instead of saying “a colorful bird,” specify “a vibrant red cardinal perched on a
snowy branch, detailed feathers.”
2.
Understand and experiment with the tool’s basic variables (like stylization and aspect ratio)
to enhance outcomes.

Example: For a whimsical effect, adjust the chaos or weirdness settings. If aiming for a
portrait, play with the aspect ratio for the best composition.
3.
Describe details precisely, such as clothing, instead of vague terms like ‘hand’ or ‘feet’.

Example: Instead of “a person standing,” say “a woman in a flowing blue dress holding a
sunhat, standing on a cobblestone path.”
4.
Don’t settle on the first result; try several variations of your prompt before making significant
changes.

Example: If the first image of a “snowy mountain at sunrise” doesn’t capture the light
correctly, adjust the prompt to “snowy mountain bathed in the golden light of sunrise” before
completely changing your concept.

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